Culture

A re-invigorated art gallery highlights synergies between ancient texts and current issues.

On the Re-enchanting podcast Helen Lewis talks with Belle and Justin about the religious instincts that seems to underlie secular activism, and whether she sees any way forward in re-enchanting feminism and the culture wars.

Iwan Russell-Jones recounts the discovery of stone age art that still connects 30,000 years after its creation.

Listen to curated to narrated articles. This week: the Post Office, political reform, and medical promises.

Manchester newcomer, and new bishop, Matthew Porter is bowled over by the city’s enrichening creativity.

Garnering yet more awards, TV series Beef expertly explores identities. Krish Kandiah revisits the K-wave drama.

Assessing doughnut economics, Paul Williams asks what’s the economy for and who does it really serve?

Listen to curated to narrated articles. This week: the psychology of self-belief, the premier of One Life, and an answer to a particular question about assisted dying.

Jonathan Evens explores a tradition of visionary artists whose works shed light on the material and spiritual worlds.

Feeling somewhat labelled, George Pitcher unpacks why Christian Democracy still appeals to him, even in the UK, and explores its philosophical roots in the breathless thought of Jacques Maritain.

Elizabeth Wainwright explores the frustrations and encouragements of village life, real and virtual, and finds a need for communion.

The final Seen & Unseen Aloud holiday compilation has been picked by writer and podcast host Belle Tindall.